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4 Xdecal Sticker For Yamaha Fuel Gas Tank Emblem Badge Motorcycle Body Custom on 2040-parts.com

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广州, 广东省, China

广州, 广东省, China
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:does not apply UPC:Does not apply Warranty:Yes

55mm & 45mm Fuel Gas Tank Emblem Badge Decal Sticker For YAMAHA Motorcycle Body

Condition: 100% Brand New  
Material:  Plastic with Aluminum
Color: Black with Aluminum
Diameter: 45 mm & 55mm
Sold as: 4 Pieces (2x45mm + 2x55mm)

Fitments:

This YAHAMA Tuning Fork Emblem Decal Sticker universally fit All Yamaha motorcycles Custom.





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